Double Harness 1933
Double Harness
After tricking him into marriage, a woman tries to win the love of her philandering husband.
After tricking him into marriage, a woman tries to win the love of her philandering husband.
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Full Cast & Crew... Joan Colby Fletcher
... John Fletcher
... Valerie Colby Moore
... Colonel Sam Colby
... Monica Page
... Dennis Moore
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See All 1 Reviews13 Jun 2022 by CinemaSerf
Just in case you are expecting, from the title, some sort of equine shenanigans - then think again. This is quite a clever romance all about money and trust - or lack of/need for both. Ann Harding ("Joan") marries wealthy playboy William Powell ("Fletcher") and it is clear from the outset that his money is her prime motivation. He seems content enough with the arrangement, has a mistress and they agree that after a suitable period, they will divorce. Of course, it doesn't quite turn out that way and John Cromwell manages to take an ordinary melodrama and inject some panache into it. Both stars are on good form, the writing is subtle, humorous and does much to keep the characterisations engaging (if not especially likeable). Henry Stephenson puts in a good turn as her father, as does her almost as venal sister "Val" (Lucille Browne). It's a variation of an oft told story, nothing greatly new - but it has a charm about it that I found just a bit better than I was initially expecting.
Release Date:
Jul 21, 1933 (United States)
Run Time:
1hr 9`
MMPA Rating:
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United States
Status:
Released
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Just in case you are expecting, from the title, some sort of equine shenanigans - then think again. This is quite a clever romance all about money and trust - or lack of/need for both. Ann Harding ("Joan") marries wealthy playboy William Powell ("Fletcher") and it is clear from the outset that his money is her prime motivation. He seems content enough with the arrangement, has a mistress and they agree that after a suitable period, they will divorce. Of course, it doesn't quite turn out that way and John Cromwell manages to take an ordinary melodrama and inject some panache into it. Both stars are on good form, the writing is subtle, humorous and does much to keep the characterisations engaging (if not especially likeable). Henry Stephenson puts in a good turn as her father, as does her almost as venal sister "Val" (Lucille Browne). It's a variation of an oft told story, nothing greatly new - but it has a charm about it that I found just a bit better than I was initially expecting.
Cast & Crew of
Double Harness
Directors & Credit Writers
... Director
DC
Doran Cox... Assistant Director
Cast
... Joan Colby Fletcher
... John Fletcher
... Valerie Colby Moore
... Colonel Sam Colby
... Monica Page
... Dennis Moore
... Freeman
... Eleanor Weston
LA
Leigh Allen... Leonard Weston
HH
Hugh Huntley... Farley Drake
... Postmaster General
... Bruno
... Crab Counterman
... Brunette Mannequin
WC
Wong Chung... Chinese Cook
JM
Jean Malin... Fritz Schitz
Produced By
... Executive Producer
... Associate Producer